Remoting Architecture
Now that this chapter has established the two different logical styles of remoting that are available from the .NET Framework, it will move to a discussion of how remoting allows for such distinctly different modes of operation. Figure 13.1 shows a broad overview of the remoting architecture.
Figure 13.1. Remoting architecture.
Starting from the left side of the figure, the client is presented with a transparent proxy. The client cannot easily tell that it is working with a proxy rather than a real object because all of the methods and properties are exposed through the transparent proxy in the same manner as a real object. ...
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